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Friday, April 29, 2016

Cover Reveal for Death of an Assassin by Ian Hiatt

Hi allAuthor Ian Hiatt is busy working on release info for his first novel, Death of an Assassin, which will be out June 16th of this year, so he'll be guest blogging closer to that time.

In the meantime, I am including the description and the cover reveal of his new book here, along with info on the author, so you can check out more upcoming details and news directly from him.So, without further ado, here is the cover of Ian Hiatt's new book, Death of an Assassin.

How cool is that? And if you think the cover is awesome, the description will hook you even more. This one's definitely going on my To Read list:

Her
mother once traced their lineage back to ancient times. Go flip
throughThe Odyssey. Some great-great-great grandmother is in there
beckoning sailors to rocky deaths. For eons her kind has made it their
business to bring hapless men to quick and messy ends. Layla can't help
it that Saint Roch City has job listings for someone who can cause
blameless death. You go where the work is.

When the most
difficult hit of her career goes sideways, Layla finds out that what
she's been told about her own history may not be so accurate. And there
is no forgiveness in the business of assassinations. When you're paid to
kill someone, there better be a dead body.

Either the mark's—or yours.

If you would like to learn more info about Ian Hiatt and follow his journey to publication, or if you would like to know where you can find his book, you can check out his bio, where I've included information on where else he can be found on the Internets:

Bio:

Ian
Hiatt is the crazy guy who lives on your block. You know the one that
all the neighborhood kids point at and whisper about. He’s cleverly
hidden himself by marrying an incredibly tolerant woman and finding
himself an adorable dog. This is the best disguise for living in New
England. The villagers have not yet run him out of his castle.

When
he’s not scrawling delusional words about mythical-filled cities or
dinosaurs, he’s busy tapping out code for websites and software. If he’s
kept away from writing implements, he treks aimlessly through forests
hiking trails, across abandoned beaches, and wandering the shelves
bookstores. These three things don’t overlap except for that one time,
and that was a really weird day.